The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-01

Bolivar, Tenn
Prof. Isaac Orme, of Middleton,
who graduated IN the law school at
Lebanon last year, has formed a /
partnership with the distinguished |
lawyer, Col. VIM. Inge Of Corinth, !
Miss. Col. Inge is practically the
only lawyer in Corinth, and Will
throw an immense business into the
hands of Mr.. Orme.
The Editor of the Bulletin acknowl-
edges the receipt OF an invitation
to be present at a banqu net at Nal
atestas IN Memphis this week. lie
regret that business engagements
held him away.
Bolivar Is the best market for
dry goods and groceries in Harde-
man county. If you doubt It, look
over our advertising columns and
you will see we speak the Truth.
Prof w. A, II. Mcdaniel, the
talented editor and proprietor OF the
/ Bolivar Bulletin was here during
4
The Editor Of the Bolivar Bulle-
tin, graced our sanctum with his
pre- seuce yesterday. The brethren
OF the quill are always greeted with
/ a warm welcome, and a fellow feel
Ing for no one but an editor knows
what great things they must suffer.
Call again, brother Mc.-State
Wheel.
When the Bulletin reminds its
Subscribers that they are indebted
to said paper, it must not be regard
ed as dun-it is simply news.
We were honored with a call
from J. w. Wilkes, Esq. Of Center
vile, this week, who is an enter
prising farmer. He is up with the
times; Las fne stock for sale and
Uranium tull of spicy yarn, and
knows when and how to spin them
Master Valentine Morrison OF
Ennis, Texas, is visiting his grand
mother, Mrs Amanda Coates, on
Market Street.
/ The Bulletin subscription list has
increased so radidly within the last
ten days as to necessitate the order
o. three additional quirss.
Our home schools are fitting and
sending OUT large number OF fair
| ly qualified teachers. The Bulletin
is clad to note this fact. Prof. Orme's
school at Middleton has furnished
the largest quota, and Prot Roses
school at Clover Port the next.
Mrs. Jno. S. Dunnavent, of Toone
paid Mrs, Mary E, Pirtle on Jack
son Street a flying visit last Tues
day.
Prof. ]. M. Hubbard, who has
been teaching at Sheffield, Ala, du>
, ring the past year, Is 'home again"
The Prof. bears we'll the wear and
tear incident to teaching the young
shoot how to idea"
The Editor of the Bulletin was
in a train wreck last Sabbath morn
ing just at day dawn, He receiY-
ed serious internal injuries; that is,
he failed to get any breakfast.
Prof. c. P. Hudson, Principal of
the City Schools at BatesviIle Ark,
gave the Bulletin nearly call last
Tuesday. He was once Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction for this
! county, and discharged the dEties of
of that Ofiice most admirably,
The Bulletin subscription list will
> grow and shootrapldly now. 1t has had
a most delightful rain this week.
All plants will revive, and many
f hearts will be male glad; When'
t ever the products of the farm thrive
s the Bulletin thrives in the same IA
ito. A rain that increases the croE
l prospects 80 per cent increases the
S Bulletin prospects so per celt. Album
dant crops will be made this year
and all interests will be blessed by
it,
P Read the new adj. for 5. r. Con-
ger, lumber dealer both at Bolivar
: and Jackson. Mr. Conger has hi
/ saw mill here and his planning mill
at jackson. He can furnish an!
kind of work in the lumber line a
the lowest prices. lie desires to buy
f first C ass saw logs aud proposes to
pay the best prices and wants th'
best timber. He will pay you cash
S for your logs, This is a splen IL
e oppor uDity for our Upper-Hatchie
rAitmen.
The citizens in the vicinity Of
il. Pine Top he'd rousing meeting
at Glendale Academy tins week tt
take Steps to wards aiding in tn
building of she Chicago, Paducah 4
z ship Island Railroad. The meet
= ing was addressed by prOminen
citizens, and every one showed en-
thusiastIc interest in the road, eros
- ties sufficient for the road bed throug
: the Piney >, ction ware subscribed
also lumber to build the depot
some money and work was subscu
ed. The Bulletin has Information